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Director:
Rod Holcomb
Writers (WGA):
George Raphael Small (novel)
Scott Swanton (teleplay)
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Release Date:
26 August 1991 (USA) See more »
Genre:
Drama See more »
Plot:
Sixty year old Max is having something of a middle-age crisis. His marriage seems to go nowhere as the passion... See more » | Add synopsis »
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User Reviews:
Unique, thought provoking, solid all the way home. See more (1 total) »

Cast

  (in credits order)

George C. Scott ... Max Mittelmann
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jose Alcala ... Luis
Christina Baumann ... Karina

Joe Berryman ... Ernie

Julie Carmen ... Elena

Raul V. Carrera ... Older Trujillo Brother

Julio Cedillo ... Hector
Dina Chavez ... Rosa

Hector Elizondo ... Ruben
Eddie Flores ... Miguel

Beverly Garland ... Arlene
Geoff Garza ... Younger Trujillo Brother
Al Gonzalez ... Martin

Jerry Haynes ... Doctor
David Hussey ... Cliff
Willie Minor ... Guard
Matthew Posey ... Inspector
Anthony Ramirez ... Ins Officer
Sylvia Caplan Rawley ... Grandmother (as Sylvia Rawley)
Richard Reyes ... Carlos

Robert F. Cawley ... Shuttle Driver (uncredited)

Vernon Reeves ... INS Agent (uncredited)
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Directed by
Rod Holcomb 
 
Writing credits
(WGA)
George Raphael Small (novel)

Scott Swanton (teleplay)

Produced by
Peter K. Duchow .... producer
Rod Holcomb .... producer
Scott Swanton .... producer
 
Original Music by
Lee Holdridge 
 
Cinematography by
Neil Roach 
 
Film Editing by
Paul Rubell 
 
Production Design by
Anthony Cowley 
 
Set Decoration by
Susan Mina Eschelbach 
 
Makeup Department
Del Acevedo .... makeup department head
Ron Clark .... key makeup artist
 
Production Management
Mack Bing .... unit production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Craig Beaudine .... first assistant director
Melanie Grefe .... second assistant director (as Melanie Grefe-Feder)
 
Art Department
Lance Cheatham .... set dresser
Stephanie Emery .... set dressing buyer
Roy Metcalf .... construction coordinator (as Roy D. Metcalf)
Mike Parsons .... property master (as Michael Parsons)
 
Sound Department
Gary C. Bourgeois .... sound re-recording mixer (as Gary Bourgeois)
Stacy Brownrigg .... production sound mixer
Tim Chilton .... foley artist
Scott Millan .... sound re-recording mixer
Andy Napell .... sound re-recording mixer
David A. Smith .... boom operator
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Dan Delgado .... gaffer
Gary Jay .... first assistant camera
Tony Poston .... key grip
 
Casting Department
Barbara Blanchette .... extras casting: Texas
Florence Figueroa .... casting: Los Angeles
Rody Kent .... casting: Texas
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Vincent Lapper .... men's costumer
Robin Lewis West .... costume supervisor (as Robin Lewis)
Dottie Vielle .... women's costumer
 
Editorial Department
Lucy Hofert .... assistant editor (as Lucy Hofert Rose)
 
Music Department
Tom Gleason .... music editor
 
Transportation Department
Tim Buchanan .... production driver
Daniel T. Dickerson .... transportation captain (as Dan Dickerson)
Alvin Milliken .... transportation coordinator
 
Other crew
Kwesi Collisson .... production assistant
Anna Downing .... assistant accountant
Avi Levy .... production accountant
Mamie Mitchell .... script supervisor
Wanda Mull .... production coordinator
Sandra Palacios-Plugge .... location manager
Scott A. Reeder .... production assistant
 

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Runtime:
Brazil:100 min | USA:100 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.33 : 1 See more »
Sound Mix:
Mono
Filming Locations:
Denton, Texas, USA
Company:
MGM TelevisionSee more »

Did You Know?

Trivia:
The scenes in Max's hardware store were filmed at Evers Hardware store on Hickory St. in downtown Denton, Texas. Very little set decoration was needed.See more »

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Unique, thought provoking, solid all the way home., 2 May 2009
Author: cine noir from United States

Unique storyline, with a possible nod to Lost Horizon, as a man going through a crisis gets amnesia, wanders into a village / camp of Mexican migrant workers and starts anew. As always Hector Elizondo steals every scene he's in and film provides another reason to love Beverly Garland. George C.brings along his Oscar winning ways and every performance here brims with sincere honesty. What a shame that this film is lingering in the vaults and not released on video or DVD. Nice location work in Texas brings a strong sense of reality to the storyline and the hard-line situations of the characters. Film grabs the viewer from start to finish and I didn't want the film to end.

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